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Want to explore Vrak at your own pace? The museum’s free audio guide lets you go deeper into the exhibitions with captivating stories of Baltic Sea shipwrecks, the people connected to them, Vikings, and dramatic events hidden beneath the surface.

1. Outside the building

Entrance to Vrak – Museum of Wrecks with sign for Vrak Café & Bar. Snow covers the ground outside the yellow building.
Photo: Birgit Walsh.

2. Entrance

Guide standing on a staircase speaking to a group of visitors in the museum entrance.
Photo: Birgit Walsh.

3. The Sea of Memories

Visitors seated in a circular green projection room with film and text displayed on the walls.
Photo: Birgit Walsh.

4. Resande Man

Exhibition gallery with display cases, paintings and digital information screens in dim green lighting.
Photo: Lovisa Brämming.

5. Introduction: Vikings before Vikings

Exhibition with Viking-era clothing on mannequins and a round shield beside the entrance to the themed gallery.
Photo: Birgit Walsh.

6. Travel

Model of the Viking ship fopund in Salme in a glass case with informational panels on the walls.
Photo: Birgit Walsh.

7. The Warriors

Display case with swords, arrowheads and other Viking-era weapons mounted against a light background.
Photo: Birgit Walsh.

8. Valhalla

Exhibition room with illustration of Valhalla, display cases with objects, and Viking clothing and shield in the foreground.
Photo: Birgit Walsh.

9. Solen part 1

Child using an interactive station in front of portrait paintings with digital effects.
Photo: Birgit Walsh.

9. Solen Part 2

Close-up of a golden model sailing ship with detailed masts and sails.
Photo: Birgit Walsh.

10. Vrouw Maria

Gallery about the ship Vrouw Maria with a ship model in the center and information panels on the walls.
Photo: Lovisa Brämming.

11. U479

Exhibition room about the submarine U479 with objects, a map and a film displayed on the wall.
Photo: Lovisa Brämming.

12. M/S Estonia

Visitor listening through headphones in front of an information wall about the passenger ship Estonia with photographs and portraits.
Photo: Lovisa Brämming.

13. The Assignment

Exhibition with diving equipment in a display case and multiple screens showing underwater images and maps.
Photo: Lovisa Brämming.

14. The Epilouge

Visitor walking along a ramp with projected image of the sea and the text “Fortress built 1656” on the wall.
Photo: Mikael Dunker.

15. Outside the Building Exit

Exterior of Vrak – Museum of Wrecks during snowfall with entrance marked “Båthall 2.”
Photo: Birgit Walsh.